123.
Human behavior

124.
The Ego ( Ego Psychology)

125.
Ego Pyschology has 12 major Functions

126.
Reality Testing

127.
Judgement

128.
Sense of Reality

129.
Regulation and Control of Drives and Impulses

130.
Object Relations

131.
Thought Processes

132.
Adaptive Regression

133.
Defensive Functioning

134.
Stimulus Barrier

135.
Autonomous Functions

136.
Mastery Competence

137.
Integrative Functioning

Who developed Ego Psychology?

Ego Psychology

Adaptation

Alloplastic Behavior

Autoplastic Behavior

Who developed

ego Psycholigy?

Is Ego Psychology Psychoanalytic?

what does ego psychology focus on?

What is the premise of ego psychology?

what process does ego psychology focus on?

adaptation

substitution

From about age ____ to puberty, a child enters the _____ stage.

genital stage

Who developed the concept of defense mechanisms?

denial

repression

suppression

Rationalization

intellectualization

dissociation

identification

introjection

compensation

sublimation

reaction formation

undoing

displacement

projection

conversion

regression

Flight of ideas (thought process)

associative looseness (thought process)

Circumstantiality (thought process)

Tangentiality (thought process)

Neologisms (thought process)

Concrete thinking (thought process)

Clang associations (thought process)

Word Salad (thought process)

Perseveration (thought process)

Echolalia (thought process)

Catalepsy (Behavioral)

Compulsion (behavior)

persecutory (delusions)

Grandiose (delusions)

Reference (delusions)

Nihilistic (delusions)

Paranoia

Phobias

oral stage

confabulation (memory)

What is the age range for the Oral Stage of development?

As an adult, John is extremely sarcastic, bites his nails, chews tobacco and smokes cigars. He may be ______ fixated.

idealization

During the ____ Stage, the anus is the most sexualized part of the body.

A person is ____ ______ if they are obsessive or perfectionistic.

inversion

Sally is thought of as ____ ______, due to her carelessness and disorganized room.

The _____ stage, is a period of heightened genital sensitivity. A child's sexualized activity is directed at both sexes and at self-stimulation.

Between ___ - ____ years of age is the Phallic Stage of development.

isolation

The ____ complex in boys, is shown in a marked sexualized attraction to the mother to the exclusion of the father. (Same sex parent becomes a fantasized rival)

The ___ complex in girls, is exhibited by a marked sexualized attraction to the father to the exclusion of the mother. (Same sex parent becomes a fantasized rival)

somatization

During the _____ Stage, no new significant conflicts or impulses arise; sexual feelings dormant.

splitting

according to the psychoanalytic theory, what are behaviours and thoughts driven by?

according to the psychoanalytic theory, all behaviors serve what?

what do psychoanalysts believe that behaviors are shaped by?

what is repression in the psychoanalytic theory?

in the Structual Theory of Personality Development (STPD), what 3 major systems does the personality consist of?

what does the Id consist of?

in the STPD what is the most primitive portion of the personality?

In the STPD, what portion of the personality are children born with?

describe the ID in the STPD?

what principle does the ID follow?

what happens as the EGO developes?

in the STPD what is the Reality Principle?

In the STPD, what is the most sophisticated portion of the personality?

what is the Superego?

what are the two aspects of the superego?

when the id, ego, and superego are not harmonious and unified, what is said to have occurred?

according to Freud, when should perosnality development be complete?

cathexis

anti-cathexis

according to Freudm what are the two major events that develope personality?

five sequential Psychosexual Stages of Developmnet

according to the Psychoanalytic theory, moving from one stage to the next is dependent on what?

fixation

regression

Oedipus Complex

castration theory

Electra Complex

optimistic

pessimistic

physisological

pessimistic

physiological

purposive motivation

conscious

unconscious

stage

non-stage

cultural determinism

cultural transcendance

early personality formation

late personality formation

What do psychodynamic theories describe?

what do psychodynamic theories emphasize?

who founded the psychoanalytic theory?

Name the three levels of consciousness that Freud described in the psychoanalytic theory.

In the psychoanalytic theory, what does the conscious level consit of?

in the psychoanalytic theory what does the pre-conscious level consist of?

in the psychoanalytic theory, what does the unconscious level consist of?

what level of consciousness does the psychoanalytic theory focus on?

Freedom

determinism

nature

nurture

uniqueness

universality

active

reactive